Bricklayers start work on Presbyterian church project
The newspaper notes several local items including bricklayers beginning work on the Presbyterian church, a dance at the Temple Craft hall, stock moved to the Keith theatre building, and staff changes at the Telegraph. Nearby weather, rentals, and community notices round out the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Presbyterian Church
Schatz & Clabaugh
Gooda
Keith Theatre
J. W. Morris
Gothenburg
North Platte
P. M. Sorenson
John Burroughs
Telegraph
Union Pacific
Chas. Gillespie
Grand Inland Hospital
Potter
Methodist Church
Goss
West Third Street
Paul Goss
No. 20Th St
Lincoln
Neb
Bratt and GoopMan Declared as Houses Rooms and Stores
Fragmentary text notes houses rooms and stores including a storage room with Bratt and GoopMan referenced. The readable portion suggests real estate or property listings or notices but lacks clear action or dates. Further context is needed to confirm exact item type and parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratt & GoopMan
Removal Sale at Keith Theatre Stock Move
Workmen repair requires moving Fire Sale stock to the north room of the Keith Theatre building. Men’s suits priced 7.50 to 12.50, overcoats 5.00 to 9.00, shoes and rubbers under half price. Shirts collars neckwear silk mufflers hats and more offered to close out at unprecedented low prices. Sc Hassatz & Clanaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Theatre
ScHatz & Clanaugh
Livestock and Seed Prices at Experimental Sub-Station
At the Experimental Sub Station buyers can purchase Duroc Jersey boars at 15 dollars each. Twenty five head of yearling steers and heifers, mainly Aberdeen Angus grade, are available. Brome grass seed from 1908 crop priced at 10 cents per pound. Kherson eats for seed offered at 60 cents per bushel. No winter wheat left for sale. W. P. Sxyper, Supt.
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Kherson
Ill Mated Couples Divorce Decisions and Petitions
Saturday Judge Grimes granted a divorce to C. D. Raney due to Jennie Raney's desertion for over two years. Vera Stevens filed for divorce from Martin Stevens on cruelty and non support. They were married at Wroman in 1809. Pearl LeRoy seeks legal separation from Chas. J. LeRoy married at Hayes Center in 1904 for cruelty and neglect. Mrs. LeRoy filed her petition yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
C. D. Raney
Jennie Raney
Vera Stevens
District Court
Martin Stevens
Wroman
Pearl LeRoy
Chas. J. LeRoy
Hayes Center
LeRoy
Death of Bert Brown after steamer shoveling accident
Bert Brown died Saturday morning from injuries suffered while handling a steam shovel at the ice lake last Thursday afternoon. He was 31, a Keith County native who served in Company E N N G and with Union Pacific as a fireman. Survived by wife Ida Neir and four children. Funeral held at the Episcopal church at three this afternoon.
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Bert Brown
Aao
Rns
North Platte
Keith County
Company
Chickamauga Park
Mias Ida Neir
Union Pacific
Bert
Episcopal Church
Tragic suicide of Nettie Lamb over unrequited love
Nettie Lamb, 19, daughter of R N Lamb, shot herself in the left breast Friday evening. After an illness and a quarrel over a broken engagement, she located a revolver in a dresser drawer and died at about eleven o’clock despite medical aid. Funeral services were held at home and her body was later taken to McPherson county for burial.
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J.C. Weir
Paxton
Buffalo
K. D. Small
Nedofie
W. P. Snyder
State Experimental Farm
Woman's Relief Corps
Opera House
Filler
Nettie Lamb
R. N. Lamb
Third Ward
Bert Napersteck
McPherson County
North Platte
Bargain Real Estate Spectacular From Bratz and GoopManN
Snaps for Investors Today describes multiple properties with prices from 550 to 2900 dollars including a 4 room cottage a 5 room almost new house a well arranged 6 room house and corner lots. Bratz and GoopManN promote quick sales with terms one third cash balance easy and urge viewing these bargains before buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 4Th St
Second Ward School
West 3Rd St
Teachers’ Evening of Games and Recitations at Hinman Home
Mrs Axtell and Mrs York Hinman entertained city school teachers Saturday evening at Hinman home. Guests found partners by matching letters in words. Rooms were lettered to match the high school layout and questions covered several subjects. Music and recitations delighted the group, followed by a two course lunch.
Money loan pitch from Lincoln agency
An advertisement promises quick funds from the Nebraska Central Building & Loan Association of Lincoln and Temple Real Estate Agency with two Lincoln addresses listed for contact and inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Central Building & Loan Association of Lincoln
Temple Real Estate mBinguranes Agency
McDonald
Insanity Board Hears Moses McNanny Case
The board of insanity meets to certify McNanny's mental state after escape attempts from Pulver Hospital. He wandered Sunday in the bramble and wore only one socked foot, claiming he lost his overalls. No violence reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Insanity
Moses McNanny
Pulver Hospital
Calves For Sale In North Platte Neb
Sixty five head of high grade Hereford calves advertised for sale by N H B SPurnien of North Platte Nebraska.
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N.hb
Spurnien
North Platte
Neb
Why Girls Leave Home at Keith Theatre
Manager C H Stamp presents Fred Opener's melodrama Why Girls Leave Home at the Keith Theatre this Saturday. Pearl Sherwood, lured by city temptations, is betrayed, abducted, and held captive before escaping. The production features vivid wine room scenes and staging amid a cautionary tale of perils facing young women in urban life.
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C. H. Stamp
Keith Theatre
EB. J. Carpenter
Fred Onpener Sald
Pearl Sherwood
New York
Pearl Snerwool
Nature Spares The Rose From Grief Ad
Nature saves the rose from emotional pain by avoiding discovery of a heart canker. The ad claims hair loss in women is caused by a germ in hair follicles and promotes Newbro’s Herpicide to destroy the germ, with sample offers and pricing.
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Newbro
Enamel Compounds and Hot Water Bags Promoted
The notice touts Patten's Stove Pipe Enamel and Aluminum Enamel as affordable fixes for blemished burners. It also advertises guaranteed hot water bags with money back guarantees, recommending keeping one ready for nighttime use.
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Patten
Fink's Harness Promises Superior Oak Stock and Craft
The ad touts Fink's harnesses with beat oak stock finish and mount, claiming unmatched quality and value. It emphasizes careful selection of materials and superior workmanship for a perfect fit and long lasting use.
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Fink's
Lumber Advertises Low Prices and Satisfaction Guarantee
A bold ad promotes a lumber seller with a large stock and guaranteed satisfaction. It invites neighbors to compare prices, promises the lowest estimates for superior quality lumber, and urges buyers to act now for their next retirements.
Enterprise Bakery Delights Give Morning Breakfast Charm
A bakery advertises its bread as a charming addition to any meal. It boasts a distinctive flavor and wide approval among discerning eaters and invites readers to place a trial order to taste its quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bakery
Notice to Hunters in Hall Precinct Lands
Notice warns against hunting or trespassing on lands of the undersigned in Hall precinct. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Signatories include Oscar Stiles, A Gatherless, Wm Achost, I Campbell, Fred Malone, W H Huth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Stiles
A. Gatherless
Wm. Achost
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of Real Service
Waterman’s
Dixon
DR. Brock
Mia Ida Muir
Sutherland
Coupland, Abbott and Anderson
State University
State Experimental
Hecker
State Farm
Burnett
Agricultural School
A. C. Shallenberger
Robert Fieney
W. C. Elder
Auto Fedan
Oakman & Derryberry
Rosebud
Sam Richards
Omaha
O'Neill
Uncle Sam
Bratz & Goopmann
Workman & Derryberry
North Platte, Nebraska
Kuhn’s
Maxwell
Nebraska
Stone Drug Co
Campbell
Fred Malone
W. HH. Huth
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